Q7. How does toothpaste form part of a teeth cleaning routine?
A7. It is important to adopt a daily dental hygiene routine which consists of brushing your teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, flossing them and then rinsing away the debris with a mouthwash.
Doing so will protect them against tooth decay and gum disease. If you combine this with six monthly visits to your dentist then this will doubly protect them.
Toothpaste is a vital component in an oral care plan.
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